EPISODE · Jan 26, 2026 · 1H 24M
Compassion & Forgiveness with Noah Levine
from Against The Stream · host Noah Levine
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Even after years of forgiveness and compassion practice, there can still be things that push our buttons. The human mind holds resentment all by itself—it’s a natural, instinctual response to being hurt, a survival mechanism, not a personal failure. In this talk, we explore how resentment creates unnecessary suffering, and how it’s possible to meet pain with compassion and even those who have harmed us with forgiveness rather than anger. What’s the most difficult scenario for you to bring in compassion? What about forgiveness?
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